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Digital economies at global margins / edited by Mark Graham

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Cambridge, Massachusetts : MIT Press, [2019]Description: 1 online resource (378 pages) : illustrationsContent type:
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  • 9781552506004
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Contents:
Changing connectivity and digital economies at global margins / Mark Graham
Making sense of digital disintermediation and development : the case of the Mombasa Tea auction / Christopher Foster, Mark Graham, and Timothy Mwolo Waema
Development or divide? Information and communication technologies in commercial small-scale farming in East Africa / Madlen Krone and Peter Dannenberg
Digital inclusion, female entrepreneurship, and the production of neoliberal subjects--views from Chile and Tanzania / Hannah McCarrick and Dorothea Kleine
"Let the private sector take care of this" : the philanthro-capitalism of digital humanitarianism / Ryan Burns
The digitalization of anti-poverty programs : Aadhaar and the reform of social protection in India / Silvia Masiero
The myth of market price information : mobile phones and the application of economic knowledge in ICTD / Jenna Burrell and Elisa Oreglia
Hope and hype in Africa's digital economy : the rise of innovation hubs / Nicolas Friederici
Hackathons and the cultivation of platform dependence / Lilly Irani
Meeting social objectives with offshore service work : evaluating impact sourcing in the Philippines / Jorien Oprins and Niels Beerepoot
Digital labor and development : impacts of global digital labor platforms and the gig economy on worker livelihoods / Mark Graham, Isis Hjorth, and Vili Lehdonvirta
Geographic discrimination in the gig economy / Hernan Galperin and Catrihel Greppi
Margins at the center : alternative digital economies in Shenzhen, China / Jack Linchuan Qiu and Julie Yujie Chen
African economies : simply connect? Problematizing the discourse on connectivity in logistics and communication / Stefan Ouma, Julian Stenmanns, and Julia Verne
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Changing connectivity and digital economies at global margins / Mark Graham

Making sense of digital disintermediation and development : the case of the Mombasa Tea auction / Christopher Foster, Mark Graham, and Timothy Mwolo Waema

Development or divide? Information and communication technologies in commercial small-scale farming in East Africa / Madlen Krone and Peter Dannenberg

Digital inclusion, female entrepreneurship, and the production of neoliberal subjects--views from Chile and Tanzania / Hannah McCarrick and Dorothea Kleine

"Let the private sector take care of this" : the philanthro-capitalism of digital humanitarianism / Ryan Burns

The digitalization of anti-poverty programs : Aadhaar and the reform of social protection in India / Silvia Masiero

The myth of market price information : mobile phones and the application of economic knowledge in ICTD / Jenna Burrell and Elisa Oreglia

Hope and hype in Africa's digital economy : the rise of innovation hubs / Nicolas Friederici

Hackathons and the cultivation of platform dependence / Lilly Irani

Meeting social objectives with offshore service work : evaluating impact sourcing in the Philippines / Jorien Oprins and Niels Beerepoot

Digital labor and development : impacts of global digital labor platforms and the gig economy on worker livelihoods / Mark Graham, Isis Hjorth, and Vili Lehdonvirta

Geographic discrimination in the gig economy / Hernan Galperin and Catrihel Greppi

Margins at the center : alternative digital economies in Shenzhen, China / Jack Linchuan Qiu and Julie Yujie Chen

African economies : simply connect? Problematizing the discourse on connectivity in logistics and communication / Stefan Ouma, Julian Stenmanns, and Julia Verne

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